Preservation of brain temperature during ischemia in rats.
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Summary
Reversible forebrain ischemia was induced by carotid clamping and exsanguination in 30 anesthetized and artificially ventilated rats and a temperature gradient developed within the ischemic brain, superficial tissues being cooler than deep ones.
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- 1990-05-01
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Philosophy
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